Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26
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FsoN THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THuRsDAy's DAILY.
 The bonds for the territorial univers'
 ty have been issued.
 Col. J. W. Eddy. president of th
 Mineral Belt railroad is in town.
 The code commission wiIl cost th
 territory not less than s .O00.
 Depu:y Marshal Dnnavan Is con
 fined to h.s room with sickness.
 Mrs. Cornwall. viis of '.Mr. President
 of the council, arrived on this afternoon.
 train.
 Dr. c. ". Seosi and wife have tAker
 charge of the Palace hotel in Ainera
 Park i -e. '..-.--
 Jcha McCarrom has been appointed
 administrator of ;he estate ot Gotleit
 UTfer, deceased. Telegraph wires are being put into : the depot of the Prescott ( kAzisona Gen. tral railroad.
 Mise Flagg, teacher of the primary department of ,be public echool. is sick win the r1easle..
 Mr. Smith, of the wen known live stock firm of Smith, ca7on < Tee, ot Apache eourty. is in town.
 Owing .c aa accident to She engine yesterday the train did 70: leave until II o'clock last night
 Tie contract afor supplying the city with fresooi has b.,ea awarded to s. C. ,fifler sit $50 per cord.
 Frank 2 the iaiies' iavorite driving horse oi .shu,f & Austin's Gray Eagle stables, died last evening of lung fever.
 A meeting q the nisfnts,s of the leg isla:ure representing the sleek interests, was heli this afternoon in the council cham Der: -...--5 2 An attempt was made in the council tliis morning 10 secure reconsideration of ;he vote on tse bill sspeaiing the iu- dus:riai expositiou blu. which proved failure.
 The Tuceon stAr says t ie now settled that JoLa R. FarreH has . ssck at Pres cot, and asks what does it meani Come, Mr. Farrell, unloose the strings and show up.
 A desire is felt upon the part of 6 1 large number of old citizens 10 organize a pioneer society il. this county, taking 1 in the 'Hassayanipers" who arrived here up to and including the year 1876. ]
 Large quant;tie. of trees are being | imported into this county from eastern nurseries. Wonder why Msricopa eoanty's enterprising nurserymen do ! not attempt to secure this trade.
 The telegraph office in Prescott has been closed by order0d Lieutenant Wat klns, officer in charge of the signal of6ce at Whipple- For the presen. Doane Merrill wi.i ac: ss messenger between the Whiprie office and Prescott ae will be found st c. s. Hutch,sons drug store
 B W T.chtnor informs us that he disc,ailns any association or connection with the five dollar . dsy elerkship to the ceiifcation commission. His abil- s.:a sac si.r-wuFKcf tufee a5ag nznd writing clerks was conceded by the conn missioners ard 1t wss understood that he should receive the pay o4 two of them for his services. We are informed that but for personal considerations and in- by the governors democratic secretary. Mr. Tichenof would hrve been appointed to an acceptable position
 :. D. Louns. oi :tis city. has are- COW which has been furnish .rs ihe ianily ri,h ten or eleven pound of but:sr each week. < question hav- ing arisea as ts hes capacity ia this di- -ec::on, . single day milking w:s saved which was cbarnea yesterday. and two porads and six Scnces Q. butter ob- taiusd. This Is st the rate os sixteen ecnais ani eleven ounces per week. and As snarie, price would net se.s1. A few dollars month is expended in keeping tie aainlst. (shs being fed on alfalfa hay ] and bran, with no green pssturasc) and ,Ae milk ased ,ncre than meets th,s cost. 1he COW l. supposed to have q strain of Durham blood ia her veins and is about sever years old. \ few such milkers woait prove fortune to dairyman.- C1.<e. ...,-.s-,- a...-- .... II